WSJ Crossword Answers October 9 2021

WSJ ACROSS

• . Mink’s kinOTTER
• . Pebbles, for slingshotsAMMO
• . Experience the great outdoors, in a wayCAMP
• . Dollar alternativeAVIS
• . They have keys but no locksPIANOS
• . “See you later!”CIAO
• . Botanical balmALOE
• . ChowderheadSIMP
• . Ctrl-Z some calculations?UNDOTHEMATH
• . Sushi bar supplyRICE
• . Kemo ___ (Lone Ranger, to Tonto)SABE
• . Common vacation destinationSEASHORE
• . Laughably amateurishBUSHLEAGUE
• . Bitter brew, brieflyIPA
• . Protests guaranteed?UNRESTASSURED
• . Nymph pursuerSATYR
• . They navigate the high C’sSOPRANOS
• . Sophisticated styleCLASS
• . Mind-blowing inheritance?UNREALESTATE
• . Bangkok currencyBAHT
• . Bubbly brandMOET
• . He performed between Melanie and Joan at WoodstockARLO
• . Cropped upAROSE
• . Obstinate sortASS
• . Prime number factorONE
• . Heavyweight champ FuryTYSON
• . Farm for dorky animals?UNCOOLRANCH
• . Contents of un lacEAU
• . BorderABUTON
• . Really diggingINTO
• . “You’d open that wine bottle if you really cared about me!”?UNSTOPINTHENAMEOFLOVE
• . Narrowest of victory marginsHAIR
• . Bestselling ScotchDEWARS
• . “Live ___” (Taco Bell catchphrase)MAS
• . Rhythms from a zombie DJ?UNDEADBEATS
• . Made the cut?SAWED
• . InviteASK
• . Groundbreaking innovation?HOE
• . Funds, as a startupSEEDS
• . Cassini of fashionOLEG
• . Prize for a playOBIE
• . Feature of some car windowsTINT
• . Biased, to boot?UNJUSTASWELL
• . “For they have sown the wind…” bookHOSEA
• . Meet by chanceCOMEUPON
• . VictoriousONTOP
• . Release Bert and Ernie?UNHANDPUPPETS
• . Squishee seller on “The Simpsons”APU
• . Society’s basic levelGRASSROOTS
• . Victor Vasarely, notablyOPARTIST
• . Fabled runner-upHARE
• . “Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer” singer ShropshireELMO
• . Anxious committee leader?UNEASYCHAIR
• . Dubai dignitaryEMIR
• . Moises with two Silver Slugger AwardsALOU
• . PoutSULK
• . Spirit-raising get-togetherSEANCE
• . Luxe hotel amenitiesSPAS
• . Groundbreaking computer game set on an islandMYST
• . Bill issuersATMS
• . Casino chips, e.g.DISKS

WSJ DOWN

• . Major workOPUS
• . Cutlery prongSUMO
• . Verbal fanfareUHUH
• . Grandson of Adam and EveHUGHES
• . Nest egg choiceTINE
• . PeakANON
• . Soccer’s HammNANO
• . Spot for a downward dogONRAMP
• . Cry from an eager studentTADA
• . Singing legend from NaplesTREE
• . Star-studded rostersSIDE
• . Barista’s concoctionSHARIA
• . Some chemical treatmentsENOS
• . Military blitzYET
• . Pfizer release of 1998ETRE
• . SuffusesTEASERS
• . Risks a ticket, in a wayROTHIRA
• . Mechanic’s workplaceTAO
• . Paper Mate’s Pink Pearls, e.g.ASIANS
• . Nota ___SHOP
• . “Ascending and Descending” lithographerLAYUP
• . Angels slugger JustinDEN
• . Second Amendment advocacy grp.DREAM
• . Chinese zodiac sign between pig and oxERASERS
• . Heavyweight sportIDBET
• . Shortly, quaintlyPOLLY
• . Avocado or oliveACME
• . Up to nowOSLO
• . Where the Nobel Peace Prize is awardedNEED
• . Metaphor for an effortless taskCUOMOS
• . Famed frontiersmanMIA
• . Digital communication system, for shortUPTON
• . Official court proceedingsTWAS
• . Part of a Clue solutionOPTOUT
• . ___ DominiMAT
• . Sketch comedy series with Eugene Levy and Catherine O’HaraNRA
• . Card dealer’s boxAHAT
• . Confucian principleUMPS
• . Cab alternativesOOH
• . Some private school teachersRAT
• . Isn’t feeling so hotUBERS
• . Raison d’___NEE
• . At the drop of ___USA
• . “Nope”BENE
• . Discontinued iPod modelNUNS
• . Entree go-withJUT
• . “My money says…”NUT
• . More than wantCARUSO
• . Start of a classic Christmas poemACTA
• . Alphabetic enderSOUPS
• . It’s hot until it’s notELM
• . Majority of the world’s populationALISTS
• . Bear’s lairROOM
• . Diner menu sectionALSO
• . AdditionallyOAKS
• . Barbecue joint freebiesMOCHA
• . Help feloniouslyBOONE
• . Rural sightWETNAPS
• . Underwater forest makeupPEELS
• . HoldASL
• . Film trailers, e.g.OMEGA
• . Some work at homePAYS
• . French word on a wedding announcementESCHER
• . Stick outFAD
• . Obtained, perhaps locallySOURCED
• . Harlem Renaissance leader LangstonASSAULT
• . Access to an arteryAILS
• . Islamic lawOWN
• . Mario and Andrew of New York politicsTHAI
• . Choose not to take partVIAGRA
• . Vision for the futureANNO
• . “Fawlty Towers” waitressABET
• . Forks overIANS
• . Symbols of sturdinessIMBUES
• . Bangkok languageSCTV
• . McShane and McKellenSILO
• . Not feeling so hotSICK
• . Dos-cuatro go-betweenSPEEDS
• . Women’s soccer powerhouseSHOE
• . Bolt attachmentKELP
• . It might be slipperyTRES